Overview
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About Overview
Simple mcp server for handling todo lists, for sake of practice and education
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Overview
What is Overview?
Overview is a simple Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes basic functions for managing a todo list. Written in Go for learning purposes and personal workflows, it stores todos in a SQLite database.
How to use Overview?
Configure Overview with a JSON file specifying the compiled binary path and environment variables (STORAGE_TYPE set to sql and DB_PATH pointing to the SQLite database file). The server provides several tool functions for CRUD operations on todos.
Key features of Overview
- Add todos with optional due dates.
- Mark todos as completed or uncompleted.
- List all, active, or completed todos.
- Retrieve or delete a single todo by ID.
- Update a todo’s due date.
Use cases of Overview
- Personal task tracking via an MCP‑compliant client.
- Learning how to build an MCP server in Go.
- Experimenting with SQLite-backed memory in MCP workflows.
FAQ from Overview
What tools does Overview provide?
Overview provides nine tools: add_todo, complete_todo, uncomplete_todo, list_todos, get_todo, delete_todo, get_active_todos, get_completed_todos, and update_due_date.
How do I configure Overview?
Configuration is done via a JSON file that includes the path to the compiled binary and environment variables STORAGE_TYPE (set to sql) and DB_PATH (the path to the SQLite database file).
Where does Overview store todo data?
Todos are stored in a SQLite database at the path specified by the DB_PATH environment variable.
What parameters are required for add_todo?
The add_todo tool requires a title parameter. An optional due_date parameter in ISO 8601 format can also be provided.
Frequently asked questions
What tools does Overview provide?
Overview provides nine tools: `add_todo`, `complete_todo`, `uncomplete_todo`, `list_todos`, `get_todo`, `delete_todo`, `get_active_todos`, `get_completed_todos`, and `update_due_date`.
How do I configure Overview?
Configuration is done via a JSON file that includes the path to the compiled binary and environment variables `STORAGE_TYPE` (set to `sql`) and `DB_PATH` (the path to the SQLite database file).
Where does Overview store todo data?
Todos are stored in a SQLite database at the path specified by the `DB_PATH` environment variable.
What parameters are required for `add_todo`?
The `add_todo` tool requires a `title` parameter. An optional `due_date` parameter in ISO 8601 format can also be provided.
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